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Negotiating the Life Narrative

Psychology of Women Quarterly, 1999
This article explores two methodological issues that arise when researchers involve the women they study in the construction of life narratives. These issues are examined in the context of an interview-derived, life-narrative study of an African American social worker.
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Life Narratives

Evolutionary Studies in Imaginative Culture, 2021
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Life Narratives: Racial Issues

Re–Imagining Literatures of The World: Global and Local, Mainstreams and Margins
The objective of this article will be a comparative analysis of two lite­rary works. One is the trajectory of Carolina Maria de Jesus, 60 years ago, with her “Quarto de Despejo” (Dump Room) and the other is the repercussion in 2020 of José Falero’s work, “Os Supridores” (The Suppliers).
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Identity in life narratives

Narrative Inquiry, 2011
In the spirit of Jerome Bruner’s call for the study of individuals’ appropriation of cultural meanings, this paper outlines a “generative” theory of identity based on study-of-lives interviews conducted with young adult Americans and Moroccans. This theory holds that multiple self-representations tend to be integrated by structurally-ambiguous key ...
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Narratives of urban life

City, 2015
On one level this is a delightful collection of urban stories. It lingers on the estates and streets of South London; it pauses on East London markets to smell the mangos; it chases down the Africa...
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Life History Narrative

2023
Kareen Reid, Janet Mola Okoko
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Reading Mediated Life Narratives

Calling attention to the unseen mediation and re-mediation of life narratives in online and physical spaces, this ground-breaking exploration uncovers the ever-changing strategies that authors, artists, publishers, curators, archivists and social media corporations adopt to shape, control or resist the auto/biographical in these texts. Concentrating on
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Narrative and Moral Life

2003
Abstract The obvious answer to the first question is that people tell lots of stories— stories about themselves and their own experiences; about people they know and their experiences; about people, past and present, whose lives they know of secondhand; and about people whom they imagine.
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